Resources from the CCAZ AI sessions.
Both session decks, the prompts and setups we built in the room, and the sample files, on one page. CCAZ members can also request a member-only follow-up on one real administrative workflow.
Session recaps, prompts, and sample files
How you talk to it, and how you check it
The full deck from Session 1: room scan, what AI is and is not, CRIT, the four trust habits, and the change order request run.
Turn one use case into a tool your team runs
The board from Session 2: pick the right model, see how every tool is laid out the same way, identify a use case and its sources, give the tool context, build the Crew Planner agent in three rounds, connect it, research with sources and the safe-prompt table, scale it.
Keep going after the session.
CCAZ members can request a working conversation about one real administrative workflow in the tools they already use.
Bring a labeled sample or a stripped file. We will work toward a draft you can review, and you decide what gets saved.
Available to current CCAZ members. Pricing is discussed after the initial conversation.
The same person you met at the session.
I'm Brennan Gerle, and I run POLR AI from Chandler. I work with operators in construction, manufacturing, and other field-based businesses to put AI into the work they already do.
The common ground is administrative work that lives in spreadsheets, email, and PDFs. We start with the workflow, keep a person responsible for the final decision, and only add technology where it makes the work better.
Learn more at polrai.com.
Resources prepared for CCAZ members by POLR AI after the AI Foundations and AI at Work sessions.
hello@polrai.com·Chandler, Arizona